T plus 25 days

detail of Hello Cul-de-sac, image by B. Landon

I'll be wrapping up this series in the next few days - today I'm taking down the last of the show. Today's post will be the end of the story of the show, tomorrow will be a post-mortem of how the show went and Thursday will be my own review of the work in the show.

Since the last post several things have happened. Two weeks ago I met with a photographer to get installation shots (I don't have those back yet - the above inage is from a pal at the opening). I've also been by the gallery several times, just wandering in and looking around.

I also participated in an outreach program with students from Western Albemarle High. First I met with them at the gallery, gave my talk and assigned them work - to draw stuff. The next week I went with Allie out to their school and did a workshop in class - I also got to eat real live high school cafeteria food - the quality has improved a lot in 20 years.

Last Friday I brought a gaggle of Thanksgiving visitors over to the show, and on Saturday I went with a collector couple from DC who bought a few pieces. Yesterday I went over and brought home most of the work and later today I'll get the rest.

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This is a post in series counting down to my solo show True Defenders of the Craft at Second Street Gallery. See previous posts: T plus 7 days, T plus 3 days, T minus 0 days, T minus 1 day, T minus 2 days,T minus 3 days, T minus 4 days, T minus 7 days, T minus 8 days, T minus 9 days, T minus 10 days, T minus 11 days, T minus 14 days, T minus 15 days, T minus 16 days, T minus 17 days, T minus 18 days, T minus 21 days, T minus 23 days, T minus 25 days, T minus 28 days, T minus 29 days, T minus 30 days, T minus 32 days, T minus 35 days, T minus 37 days, T minus 38 days, T minus 43 days, T minus 44 days, T minus 46 days, T minus 49 days, T minus 51 days, T minus 54 days,T minus 55 days,T minus 56 days, T minus 57 days.